Decision Made, Decision to Make :)

Thank you so much for everyone's help on Friday with deciding how to finish my Petite Point quilt!!!  It was funny, that the thing I thought the whole time I was making the quilt, is what majority of you thought I should do to finish it up.  I realized that this was a case of just staring at a project to long and then overthinking it.   I had some great advice on Instagram to just walk away from it for a day or two and then come back to it.   As soon as I saw it this morning, I realized (again) that I totally wanted all of the piecing to be the star and just needed to add a binding to do that.   So I found this beautiful deep red in my scrap drawer (yippee for more scraps busted!!!) and I think it is going to be the perfect finish.    With that decided, now I just need to decide how I want to quilt it, tee hee hee!!!

And this Peitite Point quilt has created another decision on a new quilt.   Once I had all my blocks laid out, I realized that it was going to be super easy to spin the blocks if I tried to do to much chain stitching to put it all together.   So I stacked up the blocks with the plan to stitch all of the triangles on each block before moving to the next block.  Which meant, I needed some Leaders and Enders!!!

I am still working on cutting out some more squares for this Leader and Ender project, but I remembered I had 3 Coney Island Treat packs which measure 3 1/2" and a stack of 3 1/2" white squares that I erroneously cut from another project.   Perfect match!!! 

 There was a ton of Leader and Ender sewing that went on to put Peitite Point together so I now have a stack of over 100 3 1/2" two-patches with only about 20 sets left to sew and I realized, I don't have a clue what to do with these now!!!   Of course, I can just sew them together postage stamp wise, but I just did that, and wanted to do something different with these.

Any suggestions on how I should use of these two patches??? I figured I have about a day left of sewing them and then a day to press them, and it will be time to decide :)  Don't you just love quilty decisions, talk about the best kind of happy decisions to make!!!

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